Base Class: Monk
Beyünœtfám, or otherwise known as The Way of the Peaceful Fighter, is a mostly defensive martial art that focuses on paralyzing your opponent by taking advantage of every opening in your opponent's defense. The primary focus lies on both blocks and sidesteps and it often relies on the strength and stamina of yourself and your opponent.
The biggest strength of Beyünœtfám is the ability to take a great deal of punishment without allowing any serious damage to be done. By capitalizing the shifts in the centers of gravity of yourself your opponent tends to become frustrated as none of their strikes hit, something you'll be able to take full advantage of.
On the other hand the biggest weakness of Beyünœtfám is that it requires you to react incredibly fast. So until you've trained your reflexes, it's near impossible to win on sheer knowledge alone.
Tállœn Technique
Starting when you choose this tradition at 3rd level, you learn the basics of forming your own Tállœn style. You have the choice between 3 types of Tállœn at level 3, and a total of 6 at level 5. Each give different benefits, all based on different styles of combat.
At 5th level, you may choose a second Tállœn Technique.
Tállœn of Defense
When you choose this Tállœn Technique at either 3rd or 5th level, you gain the ability to strike attacks out of the sky and / or perform various throws depending on the scenario. You also gain advantage on wisdom check rolls, having studied the arts of other martial artists and thinking of ways to counter them using throws.
Tállœn of Fear Iarann
When you choose this Tállœn Technique at 5th level, you gain the ability to completely negate ranged attacks against you at the heavy cost of ki points. Also, you gain advantage against being petrified, due to your incredible willpower.
Tállœn of Healing
When you choose this Tállœn Technique at 5th level, you gain the ability to strike certain median points on a body to heal a target of your choice. You also gain advantage on all medicine rolls, knowing the anatomy of most beings.
Tállœn of Mercy
When you choose this Tállœn Technique at either 3rd or 5th level, you gain the ability to perform various stabbing-like hand attacks to deal different types of damage at different times. You also gain immunity to Paralyzed and Prone, knowing your body's anatomy and your full potential.
Tállœn of Precision
When you choose this Tállœn Technique at 5th level, you gain the ability to enter a stance known as Denique Cura Stance. You also gain advantage on perception rolls, due to your now keen eyesight.
Tállœn of Vengeance
When you choose this Tállœn Technique at either 3rd or 5th level, you gain the ability to deal increasingly massive amounts of damage after successful parries. You also gain immunity to Frightened and gain advantage against Intimidation rolls made against you, knowing no fear from your opponents, regardless of race or size.
Qəzəb Stance
At 6th level, you may enter Qəzəb Stance twice per short rest. You remain in this stance for 10 minutes, or until you end it early.
While in Qəzəb Stance:
- You gain disadvantage on intelligence checks
- You gain advantage on wisdom and dexterity checks
- You take 1/2 less damage from fire, lightning and cold magic
True Peace
Starting at 11th level, whenever you take a long rest, you and up to 5 others gain inspiration (1d6 inspiration die) from becoming truly peaceful. They also get a temp hp of their wisdom modifier + their armor class. You gain proficiency with Persuasion if you don't already have it.
Agility Master
At 17th level, your dexterity ability score increases by 2 and your walking speed improves by 80ft. You gain advantage on parrying enemy attacks and can parry subsonic projectiles such as bullets and radiant magic. You now critically succeed on dexterity rolls between nat 18-20. You also add your proficiency bonus to the 'dodge' action.
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Posted Nov 12, 2025That's insane, super nice, both rich/diverse and not too powerfull...
...But, where is the stat? The Talloen techniques doesn't have any numbers, how much damage... so ye...